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event, a copy of which 1 have the hoithur to vrt4 d to yottr . l,Orchilip.• " ment!oned lb "the "fic , onnt of Colon.ll Tihnt', l ,ifitioArs to be :-:re.-iter than: :was siit , ,,ogo froo, the first ; 'Miner - ha. add , ..(l to them 3or 400, wh. in he to .k pl nderitig in'the vicinity t Coimbra, vk h.. 'thrre• 'lore inu,t he adard to Ow numb:i of prisohert that' Vere taken b‘ Colonel Trant. " --The circ test Anew and the manner in which `Colont : lTt.int tett.ok Coitribra, are anew 'prow - of :the aet:vity ant prudence ;Wi,h which he fitlfiTh7the instru6tions that ore given 'to him, -- and s% hi. h doubtless deseive 'the apprqbatton of your Lordship. . " I halvethe liottotir " G.U. BEItEEFOI(D." LETTER FROM SIR STAPLETON COTTON T , ) LOITD ELLINGToN, DATED LEIRIA, OCT. 15. " M LoitD, Yedert about six in the morning, the -ene my ,tt (-4: , d my. pit(iners close by t'Ombal, and forcod them to r 0 I rfrcoritiOi , red t' e eneol Av i • ;i sp i t: Airo s n of the Itith Light "Dr:lgooit's, 'and pere, that he hid a force both o: e.ivatry 'and intaa try, I sent two more sdo t adrons'of light cayalry,. an one o tins; rs, dtrecoug thew Bel e• of .the first fay ourabie ouporninity tor attaLk"- Mg ow caeca) betor , the rest of his iritatitty arrive . Thi, was exeCt.t , -d di a very brilliant mariner by the plC(Fieri of r•r 14 h ,ind Light who 'too4 60 prisone , s. • To,: ! t ‘i a number of killed and wounded in ?.1 aeit, and retired to his park of -six pieces of ars:neg., where he had a reser‘e o! cavalry. The sqyuctions . oicntioned above then . rureatql "in the best or.:er„ilways charging he van of the enemy's column wzth gnat succe,s. ,luring their retreat Loth.: river, ‘, , nich about " After pa-. Sin the river, I w .As soproricd by Cat t•No nfitoiilery ; but I have sine:. (Iv •W the ttOops in good order toLeiria, to which position I hive sent the 'cavalry, according to the instructions received trove the Cluartets - ter-Gri.er4l. `‘ -1 eanoor'suffidieidly praise e br.tvt. and -ad inirat)e conduit displayeo by. lb,- officets and Mei , on. this. occasion; and' j Catl happily say, th:tr, spite of the lire of the enemy', itOirery-, 0,,1 - Jp,opshad to sti•tai:); our loss has been very"tr' - flin:4, while that of 'the N.yas consikkratdc in - , l;itec and wou,dud. We :0 , ,;c1 not tiring (Af sutlers, (thin 1r " e nwlc.a.number iU ot.r ort a_coutit of i piir,r,yreat ; ,but the.:Juiter part of Prem were w*Otinvied and ,•isinotnited. I Cannot ornn reconimend,ing.to your .Lbrdship,ltitu ten t',:onel Vey, whose services contributed much to the 4001 ''i - der 'with oiir troop-. re- . I et Iso beg lea% e Jo say,t at I rec. ' l ye,' great tr.an Captain the Ma , ,:qui - s of I'vv e d dal , ansi t..e oilier officers of my start. I hne the hotiour to be; &C. " STAPLETON G.:TTON," P. S. I have sent you itifee ortn . 2ersand twenty dragoons, with tin.ir priso3b.r's.- (SECoNII LETTER,) Quinta d 4 Torre, Oct. 9, igie. , t 11y Lnnt - r—l hAve tht-. honour to inform )911 of the good condo .1 . Caoutin 'Murray' of the t 6th draoo whom I . ye..terday let dose to the Rio -111?i r wttl,t toe cotntwild of a squadroo, v;hen I re tirt,i to Mcooore, • ' " The enem‘'s cavalry having advanced suddenly upon Captain. Murray in the threctirtn of Alcof...utre, I ordered that Otfic, r to. attack the thrrfe ,qoadrons which the enemy had in that town. Captain Murray, with only a r art of his troop, execwed my •orsiers with . g ea srit it and courage, • killing 'and. wounding m=in int etwmy, ant waking a t , umber or; prr sonet,, 'with -everal hor-e the rest took to flight. " 1.1,av-.. the plea-tire to add, that Wo•lost on!) one ttan, who was taken by tilt. eremy. (Srgnyd) " STAMETON COTTON.' @MUD LETTER) CArreg3do, oa. 9: " LORD—The c , valry of the •euely h wing advanced t 10 Quinta da Tyrre, I drew back the regitn , nts to this roint, accotditig to the in . strtictiiinsl had received, and t.rdcred so ,:e de tachments of, hus-ars and of the 16th Lighi Dra , tocius to ob,,erve the enemy. The' enemy's infantry romaine ! near Quipta da Torre, and his heavy (t( d tbeidirec'rion Abrig , da. - "The ,nemy hay.lo#a requ. t in front of Basque, supparti d by a ,strl'“g . troop ; I ordered Captain Cocks, of tie 161;, Dragoons, with several soldiers of that 'regiment, and some hussars to attack tl ,- e pierpief, surporting hint by a troop hussars, cotp tnande.l by Captain AIH. Thee Officer , attaeked the tmemy brav , ..ry and success, and ue sustaini-d 'no loss. The wirole squadron and pietrat en. my vvoud have ben taken, if they had rot - been' raeyed by the Infantry. " One otlicer, i 9 yldieis, and 1 G horses were taken, and the g,reatef part of the, enerny's tioups rem tined dead, or woun,:ea. _ , " 1 han..or , ered ooe sqUadron of - royal .clragoons to I .)e ready to supliorc the above attack; but in con sequence of a nnsOke, occasioued try' the Hussars tetirin with the prisoners, they advanced, and re ceJvcd a 'trope% hook the enemy's intantry, by winch two men and lour horses were killed, and severe; Wounded. " I have the honour, &c. S 1 APLEI' ,. N CuTrON." LISBON,'QcT. 2.; " Head-Quarters .it Casal Cothin, oct. 21, Mo. GENE AL OIiDEAS " Ht .Excellency Mai stiiii 4eiesford is,very much diL).leased, on accinani of the great number of odic:o - s Who are at)s-nt trotn ttieer corps ; and deCiares , that evtryoificet wh6 remalns absent 'with (Att. his' exfires, perinission communicated by the ctrttmat,dant of iris crps, still', be consi,;ered a :1 , -- serier ~htt that in every instance where tlt heaein as,igi.cd as the reason,of tuue.s it tie at- It ilt• rviinination cit a l military surgeon, such, k?inivt titta.l be e(ihatty treated as a Jesci ter. ~ (steel) " INiortNtio, Adjut. Geu." 'COPY OP A LETTER Fitok COLONEL TRI`,.NT TO LIS EXCELLENCY THE 14 ‘ESHAL CoMMANDEIt IN CHIEF. OCT. ; 7, 1810. . . "1 feel treat pleastire in informing yonr lency . tlai 1 have this day happily ewertd Cuiin bra; - Walt the loss of 'only very fei,v mtm killed Or wounded. inv letter Of the 6th inst. had, the 'honour to intorm you, that 1 intetidcd - to match to Mialha -da !tithe course of that day, for thn .purpose oljoin it% he Oros that %vette there under the- cdrumand of iitigadier43ener, , l Miller and ot,COlotiel Wilson, .af , .d of :conitthliog ;in attack'agalnq this . city ; but When I rnrived there, I. was informed that the e cirrifs ( hhil been"delatied by wind of sop r lits in the "coViniry" adjniniiik•Buttht!o, Which vas entirely, ex,' 'ousted ; and also that their cavalry could not ad aceOhnt of the lang..le ir,riencedin their Ty st Matchet.. `.‘ only alternative 'that temairkd, in ) . 1 - Jer 'to nrr-vt-n4 tlfe etiemy troen t takine any ine.ms of de- Cohnbra, 'being'only three Ehort 'leagur..s distant from that r ity,, vvls to put myself in march fof Coinitit a with my own division alone, it being very prob,?ble that the enemy were ignoreint of my arrival at Miahada. " I 'therefore 'hegan my march' at noon, the'ad-,. vaneed :guard -being compoged of a squadron of ca vary under the 'Command That brave officer Le!;- tenant Dowel, whom I twa Tie'lure occasion to men . - - tion to your Excellency. This squadron was-' - ported by, 2.00 ;;ght troops. The r,gitnent of Co imbra had the po,t of honour its trout of the column. .otimantty. .Nly plan of attack was to enter Cohn - braby two points at the salve ; one clittsi a by therroa4,of Oporto, and the Other, separating itstif from the column at Forney, was to gam the Ih.-4;fits winch begin at the town, and to enter by the gate Sta Anna, marching "torv:aid to Loteio; but - this; plan was only to Take place in case the enemy rri-t Went at the gxes. • At a snail distance ftoui . Forrios, upon road of Mialtiada, I fell in with a detachinei.t or the enet»y •to the' left of that • town, and, beginning to fire, I pushed form,-ard the cavalry to For:os,'and . fortunately cut otf, their comma! nca with .This d.-tachtuent sup rendered alter 16,1 fig 'se- veral and not wee , in i. ; who any other troop, of the enerny, , -I ordered t e cavalry to athance at a gai.op hv the principal and that, crossing the bridge of the Moudego, u,ey.shouid .ake post on the road toe pu. pose 01 cutting uti all comoloae . dion h-the army'; w hitch was r. xecuted grrat spirit and bravery by Lieut. Doin,.l thcloss Of only one dragoon killed. I ordered that the divisions of infantry shank March - towards the pr cipal place's in the city ; in &jilt which they met • with a resistance that lasted - one hour. Our only los, was two killed and- twenty-live wouoded ; among the latter was Colonel Serpa, of the regi ment of l'enafiel.- This offieer coinipauded ;he first brigade, .the,condud.. of which des: rves.y( 11r Lxcel leriq's approbation. ' A greater force 01 the eiicity which was stationed at Santa Clara, in toe quarter of the Dflonclegu, kept up ;in irrygular tire It , r spine time upon our cavalry kg, hen they r aised the hridge; . but t ['CFI - cinch Officer who , o mmanded nen tie obverted that Lieutenant 'Duuiel Laossed the prop,s4...!d a capitulati .11 ;I w p rese ;it t ►ht, par ley, when nu o,oer proposition was a.nunted ttan t ,he ene,oy Niio&d suit% nner at discret:,u ati the prnonse of ing 'proieded againSt the in sults ot the peasantry. Toe 'troops lald down their anus and retitcd. " I have r t ason to believe' that the number of prisoners txcercis 5,000 ; of whit:ll4,ooo tire on 'hex march for Oporto, including one whole com pany of tie Einkror's marine guards. Three thou-. sand five hued , eel muskets fell two our p,:ssession, , hearty the whole ut which were char,;eci ; troin whence your may judge ut the number. ut effeetive oleo. ." I 'ite distributed these arms.amotig the Orde- Danz i ref the country., We found nu aitislers, but 'we .! aye taken a quantity ut Cattle-mitt sheep, which the enemy had collected tor_ t.;.e subs/steuce ut their troop. . "!'here ere about Bo Officer, ans:nig the pi 'sutlers, as well•as I can judge. M.ytaintoi, the (3 omanssaiy to Chief, who acted as Governor, re mains sick at' Coimbra. From the nature of the ~thick, your Ex.:ellency will easily perceive the dithcoity there wa, in preventing the ,soldiers and armed peasants twin plundering the pr!soners ; and 1 am. sorry to say that the 14tt..i• committed some acts of violence, but I believe only six or ei;lit French have been the victims of their resentment. I have to. observe, that nothing can exceed testate of misery that prevails in this city. The enemy, not content with haviog. plundered every part of it, and robbing every bue — i:tey met,' set fi're to some houses, and Jim e heaped up in the .streets, in the greatest disorder, all the provi!4:ons that the army 'could not carry along IA i.h- it ; so that it could scarcely be expected that about 800 soldiers, natives' of this city and its vcinity, surrounded by th:.::r wit:toned relatiscs and ac(t aintances, could be .pa tient , witnesses of a.scene of devastation in which their property IA as'destroyed in so iniquitous and scandalous a- mariner. However, I beg. your Ex cel:ency will be.ieve that I did every thing in my power to protect the French that fell into our hands; and after the t , Ao first diovements of violence, I succeeded in securing them against insult. " As- the corps of Brigadier-General Miller :and COlonel Wilson sill arrive here in the morning, I propose to, leave one of my brigades, and to pro 7 cecd ttiirh the rest .ot the ditision, with the 'pri soners, to Qporto ; for the animosity of the inhabi tants is so much excited, by We recent ossage ,ot the French army, that I consider my presence, abso lutely necessary, and particularly iii the•districts tween the Moudego and the Vouga. " NICHOLAS THANT." " To his Excellency Marshal Berebford." OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE 27TH OCT. 1810. " The army of the enemy, which is•supp , Sed not to exceed the number of 50,000 men, continues in front Of the fortified line. which corers Lisbon, daily sending - out reconnoitring parties. • " he combined afinies occupy the whole forti fied li , ‘e from Alhandra to Matra and EA iceira, the fortifications of which ate respectable. 'lily English encl Porinzum arml.es remain in tie hest possible stine having always come off w6:l in the various A-ncouniers which they have had with The enemy. .EVery Say a number of the French are r»ade pri sUner, or pass over to the allied army; they all agree in saying, that their army is suffering many prwations--that it is dikontented—and contounOed at the recopt tire of Coimbia by the troops of Colonel " The all_ed 'armies have been reinforced by several corps fr , qn I he- garrison ot this capital, and by , the 'English 'troops that have landed within these few days. The Marquis 'de 11 Rornana has also arrived with iwo divisors of his army, amounting to 9,000 men : ~ne corps of Spanish cavalry is also expected. • ‘.` Evety. pieca9t ion has also been taken to prevent the enemy horn passing to the south of. the Tagus, for the purpi , se of procuring subsistence, &c. `lnk tior will)standing the vast number of families which have taken refuge here from the invaded Pro aud who hate met with every assi,tance, con-, thniesi quite tranquil, expecting every day to receive accounts of the eneniy being routed." • L EXTRACT OF A LETTER.] "The po,iron which occupy is very strong, but does not 'coovey the idea of its being such, for the fortitica ions are not regular, brit the points well chos:.o. The G{!nl-r.41, iu the mrantinit , is much alrsid that he %Oil hot be ;Thachezi. Ttte destlrtiott , ,,hac; been beyond every thing, and we have s,'en eavgry cowing in at a time, with htir horses. `.‘ Tie gun-boars are firing every day npon Villa Franca, which incommodos the enemy's troops ex ceedingly, arid preventi them fr , in forming an esta blifirneut jhete. Theenemy return the bre of, the 't;ritr• b nut without According to the ac; count , of prhone4rs, one of their Gerreral4 of cavalry was at ihi's post. The d wrters tiolformly s y, their the enemy's army rs in great want•ol bread, 'and t at they hail not ea:en any'for mere than '2O days ; hut they are in 1 , 0 AA ant .of wine, with . which they Ale ..cpplted Iron" the vintage tit this year." Tne folio , ill extr,ros contain some interest ing information relating to The arMies, and the state of the Capital" of Portugal : " Lisbon, Ott. 27, iSie. To gra , ify my tofiowy, .and to obtain some perional know ledge of what is going on,• I.have paid a t isit lothe army, from which I am just te turned. I bad the satiataion to .see ihe advanced goat.i of the French artm, about 1200 men: Their pit quet s are now the' Iron ; and the videttes of each army are comnanty quite near each other. I was present when a i picquet of Yrench cat Wry drove in on: Didettes, who kit back upon the advanced guard.. This movement, however, of. the enemy, (ti) not escard the attention of oue•vigilant tars, ‘.:vho instantly began cannonading from the gun boat.., and Made than scamper away precipitately. Whilst . 1 was there, eight deserters came in, and two soldiers were made orisoners. " At the army ;dl are confluent of success, and in the hi twit spirits. In the rear, in . the neigh hburhOod of Coiinbrl, tne force consists of 25,000 mon: On the other Abrtintes is strongly for tified, ;-m.l troops area.i,emblm,!, every day, ;o that the French ale nearly surrounded - , iiiclitding Lord Wainioon's army in front,, which is in coristant• readiness - to March, our cavalry, on the ,e2d, were ordered up. . Of; She other side of the Tans there are about 40,000 men, armed peasantry , and militia, with 50 pieces pt , : ry, to prevent any. attempt at Cross:-, ing for plunder or otherwise. BesideS the 'ad;..riin• Lige of the pt , sition of our army, very.considerah:e reinforcetn-nts have lately arrived from Engl,and, Halifax, and C idiz. Lord Wellington is considered, by , the Portu guese' at large, as their guardian angel ; and . the whole army speaks of h:s talents with admiration. " Onr artillery, in number, is _immense ; there are op‘A•alcts ot ($OO pieces of different calibre ; and 1000 sailors filvd.lately been landed trOin tite tleet, to vtorit the guiis ot the largest dimensions." " LISBON, OCT. 27.—TIte posiiim: of the armies is now exactly the same as it was when last 1 wrote you, and no battle has taken place. Our tr a rree in the, ulterior has been considerably augme rod s and we are told that that of the enemy diminishes (laity.— We know not the motive each Command-it has for deferring an enagetnent, but ,re tllmg to hope the delay is in our favour. 'Die embargo still continues and measures of precaution ate not negleded.— People's minds seem to be more at ease than they were; and our exchange, 'which on Saturday last was current at 64, s now at 66 and 6(4. " Lisbon is become the refuge of the families who lied from all parts hefore ,the, French. Our streets are full of poor people, and distress is at its height. Government have adopted maiiy humane measures for their relief, and a subscription is on foot: Al though head-quarters are not *five leagues from us, yet we do not receive much information of what is doing. Reports in contrad'ction to each other are nu merous. From the last information we can obtain, it seems to be the opinion of military men, that Massena must retire, our position being too strong to be (breed, Silveira, Miller, and Trant, are in the enemy's rear ; Coimbra is in our possessiOa ; and under such circumstances, and with an army of one hundred thousand men in his front, the situation of the French Marshal may justly be called The alarm here has nearly subsided, • but people go on preparing tor the worst. Government permit the merchants to re-ship, on their signing a bond (should. the invasion of the capital not be effected) to reland the goods, or pay the duties on them. " The If-a/sing/tam arrived here,on the,24th." DUTCH PAPERS. BERNE, OCT. 13.—Yesterd3y between four and five o'clock in the 'evening, all the shops and ware• houses of ilrocers,. &c. were shut, by order of Go; vernment, so that no fun her silo could t:47.e place, ihe.pioprieiors of these goods ha" e receiied orders t o.repii this morning to tile hoUse of the Lietitenant v i Goverient. I..u•day good belonging to four of the pr i ncipal cotnniereial li..qtses of this w‘ vi r' have been sequestrated by a superior order. • 1- 0 BASI-E,..00T;:13.-011 Monday pst, thr o at!,. , ' t all the'dominions of the Grand Duchy of Bad' commissioners went'at, the sain ~ hour to the b ouse 6 of all the merchants, aril pi.it seals upon - all the co:01; vial produce which they found. 'To recover s' c l produce, they were compelled to pity 40 per cent. ().e their value. Every merchant was i)bl:g , d to le upon oath', that he had not concealed ,any of tbe. goods. Yesterday,3 lice impost IA as laid upun lar sorts ,of Inerchandize tit this place. LAUSANNE, OCT. Id.-We learn that the G' vernment of the CiniOn of Ft übetEr, has adopted slrnr lar measures to tliciSe:taken by the Cati:oo3 of 1 3 ''''! 4 and Berne, relative to the Colonial produce, and t;Ll glisb goods.' FRANKFoRT,- OCT. 15,-- , The General of 06- Friant, arrived here to:- . dav, • The corps %Ojai compose his division - will successively •arrive. 18th regiment of infantry will entei this t i c) : morrow, and, remain in it_ till further ol,!ers. 1 : 51h and 33 i, after ,remlining a day, Con' wiled theiL march for Hatiovet. The head-quarters•r3f tire gal Of -Germany, are lo be . e,t ablished at 1 i 4‘oburgtl• W t 11. S. ARRIVED —1 Waterford. DLL i C.ll;iZ, I I.lsbOnt l'Aialta, i WAertord. PRI( C OF STOCKS THIS DAY Ar Tw F. LI: a O'CLOCK. consols 66a ; (Minium - f I j S L' N. SOLENT QUIS vicenz FAI SUM AUL/FAT? L A' .1.) U 4V, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER' 14, 1810. Wttittm Castle, Nov , 13 ' F.;g11( o't- luck, P.M. • "The KING has had some increase of fever tb i4 day, but his MAJESTY is ndw rather better." , " H. R. IleyNoLf* " H. HALFOay. " W. Haksabßli• " M. BAILLtu., " R. WILLis." The followingkthe Report of this day Windsor Castle, Nov. t 4. " MS MAJESTY has had some sleep in the and is better this morning." signed as above. Government have received an account of gallant attack made by our gun-boats in the IV a d. upon the town of Villa Franca, which was.the ae- quarters of one division of the French. Arti)y. : 1 : 11 8 n' attack wfts :Made on the 13th ult. by to- e , boats under the command of Lieutenant 13"1'6 ,cCrt, LEY, with complete success the a driven out of Villa Francs with cc4l6tler'"),,,ii loss. The French General; LA Clio: x, wa s upon the occasion. 'We bad eight.:iearudo and wounded upon the occasion. ;. Our Readers will,find in our pri:aeding some most - important Official docluneilts, the successful attack made by.colonciJaAN l Coimbra, and alib to th . .niur,:..menis at the 0 )119 e ; geese ;Militia, under General .11 , 1iLL , a WiLsoNr. Nye received ibis morning t ° 26th ult. The following are the only. article' °i telEgence which they contain MADRID, OCT. S.—Jos;APH IiCON`.PARTE re' ed to this town on th e loth u lt. three Jays a tter : : departure. When in G.tad a l axara , gtVC to the Intendant, Si/O.AS, that the woolleo " 1°) „ factories (destroyed by aeis s Lai es,: Silati , d )e 1 : ‘ 1 9 established; %e neither knew hat c.os4 journey or his return. ~,1131 .BADAJoZ, OCT. 13,:—The troops of 01 ,„ • MottTIER have. mediated Zafra and Filente tos, and it decidedly.appears that he is relre'' - ' r , towards Sevil:e. Desertion - from the Fren cs lilies, considerably increases. c ar' MADRID, OCT. s.—On the Ist several a riages laden with wounded entered this citY Li Mancha. o a f In an order of the day issued to the gar rison a •rii'" this place, 'on the 27th, it is stated that 1"° 1 ' had routed BALLESTEKO and CAPONS, and /". od ROMANA; that the latter had losi 2000' kill cdf wounded, and part of his artillery, and that his hip killed were many English. ommannillaiwimm. vh i3l ° The Mary, Eleanor, and Supply, of N ' Jos and Dorothy, and Ann and Isabella, of Si's e of Bridgewater ; John, of Wisbea o; ,iiit• terty,oi.Sooth E.k, and Mathew, of London,' of Sunderland; Salamander, of Blyth, a t "' oothers, were all lost 'on the coast Qt : lAi ncs), ; °sl L , ` 4 between Siddlethorpe and Taney, during tl}`' gale. St.' Paul's bell, and most of the bells in and Westminster, tolled yesterday evening , ' o'clock, till atter the interment of the Pa1:+0!!:,,,,e) A-Proclamation has arrive/A frauCar:rocas, by the new Junta, and dated the 5 h Sept. I" I struttent.the revo:utionary Government sPe°l9', Of ° more distinctly than heretofore, as I° ' tl‘ .' l 3J reiidrr of -their "tonne Lion with Oid• Spai" , `) very ti feting tettn§ of the British tntioll' s adint.P.ges they expelfratu in'ercourse vvi II It v 'bvt , Of t‘v ( a, 4 1re, id tq col V4 llta E COuld , as he tion, NAp o The F th e E d. ..er,a Put h i , 4 1 a w by the th e vit d ay it Ik NIA, to rctr dri vt i s rti; n ot on before ~ Itl $s It ~ b et i vc , pte d b uous, rben, prob z 4 NA, , qtr grOu til ii Bence dego n, o , tve 14 *Cift s *l lOl a bt(1 111 11, 4 wi :.4 t 741 le nu tk,. s i t laid ha Ii -11 a ill " Ili) k that !tor at ex. 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